As leading steel fabricators in Leeds, we combine technical expertise, industry accreditations, and customer-first service to bring your project to life.
At Jackson’s Fabrication Ltd, we’ve been delivering bespoke steelwork since 2001.
As a family-run company with 20+ years of industry experience, our team of 18 certified experts provides precision fabrication, welding, and structural solutions nationwide.
Accredited to ISO 9001 and EN1090, we guarantee quality, safety, and reliability in every project.
At Jackson’s Fabrication Ltd, we provide bespoke steel fabrication services across a wide range of industries. From commercial interiors to large-scale construction, our certified team delivers reliable, high-quality solutions nationwide.
Comprehensive steel fabrication services — from bespoke one-offs to batch work — tailored to commercial, industrial, and domestic needs.
Reliable frameworks, beams, and columns are designed and fabricated to meet industry standards for safe and durable construction projects.
High-precision laser cutting for clean, accurate results on a wide range of metals, reducing lead times and material waste.
Versatile waterjet cutting for metals, plastics, and composites up to 200mm thick — precise, efficient, and distortion-free.
Durable, decorative finishes in a variety of colours and textures, protecting metalwork with long-lasting surface coating solutions.
Custom sheet metal work for cladding, cabinets, guards, signage, and more, tailored to your project specifications.
Modern, stylish glass balustrades with bespoke metal frameworks, designed and installed for homes, offices, and commercial spaces.
From floating feature staircases to functional fire escapes, we design, fabricate, and install staircases to suit any setting.
Secure, durable, and stylish gates and railings for residential and commercial properties, custom-made to your requirements.
Unique, creative designs in steel, copper, and more — from sculptures and furniture to bespoke decorative installations.
Expert MIG, TIG, and Stick welding across steel, stainless steel, and aluminium, delivered by fully certified welders.
Experience, accreditation, and trusted craftsmanship set us apart as one of the leading steel fabricators in Leeds.
Have a project in mind? Our team is ready to turn your ideas into reality with precision steel fabrication.
From concept to completion, we’ll guide you through every step with expert advice and industry-leading workmanship.
Have a question we haven’t covered? Our team is here to help — contact us today to discuss your project.
From materials and methods to project management, our FAQs cover the essentials of working with a trusted steel fabricator.
Steel fabrication is the process of cutting, shaping, and assembling steel into finished products or structures.
It involves techniques such as welding, bending, rolling, and finishing to create everything from structural beams and staircases to bespoke decorative pieces.
Fabrication ensures that raw steel is transformed into strong, precise components ready for installation.
Yes — we specialise in bespoke steelwork and can work from your drawings, CAD files, or even just an idea.
Our team uses CAD design software to bring concepts to life and ensure accuracy before fabrication begins.
Whether it’s a one-off feature staircase, architectural balustrade, or specialist industrial component, we tailor every project to your requirements.
We work across commercial, industrial, construction, and domestic sectors.
This includes large-scale structural steel frameworks, precision engineering components, shopfronts, staircases, gates, railings, and artistic metalwork.
Our flexibility means we can take on both small one-off jobs and complex, multi-stage projects that require full project management.
Not exactly. Steel fabrication is the overall process of creating steel structures and components, while welding is one of the techniques used during fabrication.
Welding joins pieces of steel together, whereas fabrication may also involve cutting, bending, drilling, and finishing to achieve the final product.
While mild steel and stainless steel are the most common, we also work with aluminium, brass, copper, and bronze, depending on the project.
For specialist applications, we can also fabricate using alloys and combine materials such as glass or timber with metal frameworks to achieve both strength and style.
Getting started is simple — contact us with your idea, drawings, or requirements, and we’ll guide you through the process.
We begin with a consultation and site visit if required, followed by CAD designs, a detailed quotation, and a clear project timeline.
From there, we handle everything from fabrication to installation.
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